Roof Inspection & Condition Assessment
Whether you're buying a Brooklyn property, preparing to sell, or just want to know what shape your roof is really in, our inspection covers everything that determines a roof's remaining life — not just what's visible from the street.
Typical cost: Free for Brooklyn homeowners
Signs You Need This Service
- Buying or selling a home with an unknown roof history
- Roof is approaching or past its expected material lifespan
- You want a second opinion after another contractor's recommendation
- Preparing documentation for an insurance claim or renewal
- No inspection in the last 2-3 years
Our Roof Inspection Process
Exterior survey
Full roof surface, flashing, penetrations, edges, and drainage checked and photographed.
Interior check
Attic or top-floor ceiling checked for moisture, staining, and ventilation issues.
Condition report
A written report rating each roof component and flagging anything needing near-term attention.
Honest recommendation
Repair, monitor, or replace — with reasoning, not a sales pitch.
Why Brooklyn Homeowners Call Us for Roof Inspection
- Free for Brooklyn homeowners considering a repair or replacement
- Written, photo-documented report you can keep or share with a buyer/insurer
- No obligation to book any additional work
- Useful for pre-purchase, pre-sale, and insurance purposes
Serving Neighborhoods Across Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Bedford Avenue · McCarren Park
Bushwick
Myrtle Avenue · Maria Hernandez Park
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Fulton Street · Restoration Plaza
Crown Heights
Eastern Parkway · the Brooklyn Museum and Botanic Garden area
Park Slope
Prospect Park · Seventh Avenue
Flatbush
Flatbush Avenue · Prospect Park South
Roof Inspection FAQs
Is the inspection really free?
Yes, for Brooklyn properties where you're evaluating a potential repair or replacement. If you need a formal, notarized inspection report purely for a real-estate transaction with no work being considered, ask when you call — that's handled slightly differently.
How long does an inspection take?
Typically 30-60 minutes depending on roof size and complexity, plus a few minutes reviewing findings with you on-site before the written report follows.
Can you inspect a roof I'm about to buy?
Yes, pre-purchase inspections are common — we'll flag anything that should factor into your negotiation or budget for the first year of ownership.
Will you pressure me to buy a repair I don't need?
No — our inspection reports separate "needs attention now" from "worth monitoring," and we'd rather earn a repeat customer than oversell a one-time job.